Furniture Damage Repair & Restoration

Professional repair for scratched, cracked, broken, stained, worn and damaged furniture, including wood, leather, vinyl and upholstered furniture.

Furniture can be damaged by everyday use, moving, delivery, pets, spills, heat, moisture, accidents and normal wear. Depending on the construction, material and extent of damage, many problems can be repaired without replacing the complete piece.

At All Furniture Services, furniture damage is evaluated to determine the appropriate repair method, whether that involves a localized touch-up, structural repair, upholstery work, color restoration, replacement components or more extensive restoration.

Scratches, Nicks, Dents & Surface Damage

Scratches, nicks, dents, chips and other surface damage are common on tables, chairs, cabinets, desks, dressers and other furniture. The repair method depends on the material, finish, depth of damage and surrounding surface.

• Furniture scratch repair
• Nicks and chip repair
• Dent repair
• Surface damage repair
• Wood fill and localized repair
• Color matching
• Finish touch-ups
• Worn finish restoration

Broken & Cracked Furniture Repair

Broken legs, cracked frames, loose joints and damaged structural components can affect both the appearance and safe use of furniture. Depending on the construction and extent of damage, components may be repaired, reinforced or replaced.

• Broken furniture repair
• Cracked wood repair
• Broken chair and sofa legs
• Frame repair
• Loose joint repair
• Re-gluing
• Structural reinforcement
• Chair base repair
• Casters, glides and hardware

Furniture Mechanism & Hardware Repair

Recliners, sleeper sofas, office chairs and other functional furniture contain moving components that may wear, loosen or fail. Repair options depend on the furniture, failed component and availability of compatible replacement parts.

• Recliner mechanisms
• Handles and release cables
• Hinges and fasteners
• Slides and glides
• Swivel bases
• Chair bases
• Casters
• Levelers
• Sleeper sofa mechanisms
• Selected power furniture components
• Furniture hardware replacement

Sagging Seats, Cushions & Upholstery Damage

Furniture can lose comfort and support as cushions, foam, padding and webbing wear over time. Upholstery can also develop tears, cuts, holes, burns and open seams.

• Sagging seat repair
• Foam replacement
• Padding and Dacron replacement
• Webbing repair and replacement
• Cushion re-stuffing
• Fabric tear and hole repair
• Open seam repair
• Stitching
• Partial upholstery repair
• Complete reupholstery when appropriate

Leather & Vinyl Damage Repair

Leather and vinyl furniture can develop scratches, cracks, peeling, tears, punctures, worn color and discoloration. Available repair methods depend on the material, finish and condition of the affected area.

• Leather scratch repair
• Vinyl repair
• Tear and puncture repair
• Crack repair
• Seam and stitching repair
• Color matching
• Dyeing and color restoration
• Worn and faded area restoration
• Cleaning and conditioning

Pet Damage Furniture Repair

Pets can cause scratches, chewing damage, punctures, tears and upholstery damage to furniture. Depending on the affected material and severity, damaged areas may be repairable through structural work, surface repair, upholstery repair or color restoration.

• Dog-chewed wood furniture
• Cat scratches
• Leather and vinyl scratches
• Fabric pulls and tears
• Damaged furniture corners and edges
• Localized finish and color restoration

Water, Heat & Stain Damage

Water rings, heat marks, spills, stains and other finish damage may sometimes be reduced or repaired depending on how deeply the damage has affected the surface and finish.

• Water ring and water mark treatment
• Heat mark treatment
• Selected stain and spill treatment
• Finish repair
• Color matching
• Touch-ups
• Polishing and waxing where appropriate
• Refinishing when more extensive restoration is required

Furniture Cleaning & Protection

Selected furniture cleaning and care services may be available for upholstery, leather and other furniture materials. The appropriate cleaning process depends on the material, construction, finish and type of staining.

Learn more about furniture cleaning and protection services.

Furniture Refinishing & Restoration

When damage extends beyond a localized repair, refinishing or restoration may be appropriate. This can involve surface preparation, finish restoration, color work, structural repairs or a combination of services.

• Furniture refinishing
• Finish restoration
• Staining
• Color matching
• Polishing and waxing
• Localized touch-ups
• Antique and modern furniture restoration

Can Damaged Furniture Be Repaired?

Many types of furniture damage can be repaired, but the appropriate solution depends on the construction, material, location and severity of the damage. The condition of the surrounding furniture and availability of replacement components can also affect the repair options.

Repair may be particularly worth considering when furniture is well constructed, expensive to replace, part of a matching set, difficult to reproduce or has sentimental value.

Learn more about whether to repair or replace damaged furniture.

On-Site Furniture Damage Repair

Many furniture repairs can be performed at the customer’s home, office, hotel, restaurant, store or other location. More extensive refinishing, upholstery or restoration projects may require shop service depending on the work involved.

Residential & Commercial Damage Repair

Furniture damage repair is available for residential customers as well as hotels, offices, restaurants, healthcare facilities, retailers, property managers, furniture companies and other commercial organizations.

Commercial projects can range from an individual damaged item to multiple pieces or recurring furniture repair requirements.

Request a Furniture Damage Assessment

For the fastest assessment, provide your service ZIP code and clear photographs showing the complete piece of furniture, the damaged area and close-up views of the problem.

Include information about what happened, the furniture material and any manufacturer or model information available. These details can help determine the appropriate technician and likely repair approach.

For additional furniture repair and restoration information, visit All Furniture Services®.

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